"Ratnavali"

"Ratnavali" is a classical Sanskrit play written by the ancient Indian poet and dramatist King Harsha, who ruled in the 7th century. The title translates to "The Garland of Jewels." It is a romantic drama that showcases themes of love, devotion, and the complexities of royal court life. The story revolves around the love between King Harsha's character, King Udayana, and his beloved Ratnavali. This play is significant in Indian literature and is noted for its poetic dialogue and portrayal of human emotions, reflecting the cultural and artistic achievements of ancient India.